H&R or PPS9 Coil-over

[justin97m3]

I am going to get coil-over, but don't know which one should I get. Any idea? Someone said PPS9 is not for e36 M3, is that right? By the way, I am driving 97 M3. (P.S. where can I get a good price on coil-over?? Please help

[95DinanM3]

I have the H&R c/o kit and have yet to install (will do this weekend) and will post impressions. Everyone seems to really like this setup, as I have yet to hear a negative comment yet.... I think the Pss9 requires the use of wheel spacers and a couple of other things. It all really depends on what you want out of the kit. umm, Turner Motorsport carries the H&R's for a good price. check them out

[ToneCapone]

Originally posted by 95DinanM3
umm, Turner Motorsport carries the H&R's for a good price. check them out

$1519 is a good price? last year they were $1199 <--kicking myself.

[juanci]

I installed in my 95 m3 the pss9 system. It will fit ok , the only thing you have to change is the front sway bars link (they are cheap). There's nothing else to do.

[Gatorbait]

I cast my vote for H&R coilovers. FWIW, I did a write-up on mine last month:
http://bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46351

[SG_M3]

Originally posted by juanci
I installed in my 95 m3 the pss9 system. It will fit ok , the only thing you have to change is the front sway bars link (they are cheap). There's nothing else to do.

On a 95 yes, but on 96+ you have to run a spacer up front 15-20mm. Get HR or try www.ground-control.com. Also by running the normal 3 series sways you do decrease the effectivness of the fron sway.